Adtalem Global Education

Discover how Walden University's authors of "Advancing DEI and Creating Inclusive Environments in the Online Space" are leading the charge in fostering inclusive learning environments that embrace the individuality of each learner in a community of care. Read more about our efforts and the historical context of DEI in higher education: https://bit.ly/3Vjuekx

The demand for #MentalHealth care is at an all-time high, with half of young adults seeking services and over half of all adults facing severe crises, according to the George Kaiser Family Foundation. Emergency rooms, often the first stop, struggle with understaffing and long waits up to two weeks. Adtalem's newest emergency medicine and psychiatry residents from Ross University School of Medicine and American University of the Caribbean share their perspectives on tackling this crisis: https://bit.ly/3KvFzb2

Grace Pechman, founder of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine Deaf and Hard of Hearing Veterinary Students (DHHVS) club is creating change with an Empower Scholarship. Read more about her story of perseverance and advocacy to address inclusivity, accessibility and accommodations for people with hearing loss in veterinary schools and clinics: https://bit.ly/3yGbdjl #EmpowerScholarshipFund

Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine alumna and Chief Medical Officer of Banfield Pet Hospital, Alea Harrison, DVM ’06, reminded new veterinarians that small actions can have a big impact with her message to the Class of 2024 during May commencement: "Be the change." Thank you for your encouraging words, Dr. Harrison, and congratulations again to all the RUSVM graduates!

Adtalem proudly celebrates #PRIDEMonth by lifting up the LGBTQIA+ community and reaffirming our commitment to equality and acceptance within our institutions and beyond. Our PRIDE rests in advancing a culture of diversity and authenticity to influence a more equitable future in education and healthcare. What does PRIDE mean to you?

As #AAPIHeritageMonth comes to a close, see how Steven Tom's Asian heritage influenced his career and how representation factors into decisions he makes as our chief customer officer: https://bit.ly/3X3BxxY

As we conclude our #NurseWellness series, we're highlighting the importance of synergy in the workplace. Dedicated nursing manager and Walden University alumna Ashley Ramirez, BSN ’23, notes that the best thing nurses can do to promote wellness is care about each other. Learn how she balances her demanding role with self-care and encourages her team to prioritize the care of one another. Discover more wellness tips: https://bit.ly/3R4JDm3

Walden University alumna April Ames-Chase, PhD ’23, is a behavioral health nurse who finds stress relief in dance. Here, she shares her approach to managing stress and maintaining wellness in a demanding field. Lean into Dr. Chase's unique tips and discover more #NurseWellness insights here: https://bit.ly/3R4JDm3

“This idea that education can improve lives and have an impact on people was instilled in me at a young age,” says Steven Tom, Chief Customer Officer. “It is one of the things I am really passionate about in my work here at Adtalem.” Meet Steven Tom, one of our dedicated leaders and a proud member of the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. In celebration of #AAPIHeritageMonth, Steven shares his journey, insights and the importance of diversity in education. Hear his inspiring story: https://bit.ly/3X3BxxY

Introducing Te’Ona Williams, MSN ’23, a recent Walden University graduate who shares her top wellness tips to combat nurse burnout. From working out to meditation, discover how she stays resilient in the face of the profession's demands. Explore more self-care strategies here: https://bit.ly/3R4JDm3 Stay tuned for additional tips in our #NurseWellness series this week!